Ravens Depth Chart: Jackson Sharp, Henry Dominates Backfield

The Baltimore Ravens are progressing through Phase Three of their offseason workouts, integrating 11 draft selections and 19 undrafted free agents. With OTA sessions commencing soon, the team is preparing for training camp. Lamar Jackson appears notably sharp following an injury-plagued 2025 season. The running back position sees Derrick Henry projected as the starter, with significant competition for backup roles.

The wide receiver group has seen substantial changes, with new additions expected to impact the hierarchy. The tight end position features Mark Andrews as a key player, bolstered by veteran and draft acquisitions. The offensive line is set to feature new starters, including a Day 1 talent at guard, while the defensive line shows depth despite some injury concerns.

The edge rusher and inside linebacker units have established starters like Trey Hendrickson and Roquan Smith, respectively, though depth and future planning are evident. The cornerback and safety positions are solidifying with veteran presence and emerging talent. Special teams will feature a new punter, Ryan Eckley, and kicker Tyler Loop, who aims to rebound from a crucial missed kick in the past season.